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The WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean is one of WHO’s six regional offices around the world. It serves the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region, which comprises 21 Member States and the occupied Palestinian territory (West Bank and Gaza Strip), with a population of nearly 583 million people.The Regional Off

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emro.who.int > syria > news > when-treatment-is-within-reach-at-sharan-primary-health-care-centre.html

When treatment is within reach at Sharan Primary Health Care Centre

5+ day, 1+ hour ago   (243+ words) Hanifa’s experience reflects an important part of primary health care that can be easy to overlook: identifying a health problem is only the beginning. People also need to be able to access the treatment prescribed and continue it for as…...

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emro.who.int > ar > media > news > uniting-for-children-childhood-cancer-stakeholder-workshops-in-the-eastern-mediterranean.html

Uniting for children: childhood cancer stakeholder workshops in the Eastern Mediterranean

6+ day, 16+ hour ago   (299+ words) National stakeholder workshops serve as catalysts that drive lasting impact across several core dimensions. They bring decision-makers into the same room as clinical experts, helping ensure that childhood cancer is recognized as a non-negotiable national priority at the highest levels…...

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emro.who.int > syria > news > why-continuity-of-care-matters-at-al-bab-primary-health-care-centre.html

Why continuity of care matters at Al-Bab Primary Health Care Centre

2+ week, 2+ hour ago   (921+ words) 31 August 2026, Aleppo, Syrian Arab Republic: When Abdul Hamid Taleb comes to Al-Bab Primary Health Care Centre, he is not looking for a cure. He is living with type 2 diabetes. What he needs is something quieter, but no less important: somewhere…...